Echoes-Sentinel from Warren Township, New Jersey • Page 47

Thursday, March II, 1971 BFRNARnsviLLENEWS-OBSERVER-TRIBUNE-ECHOES-SENTINEL-HUNTERDON REVIEW Page Eleven Electronic Piano Being Introduced SHORT HILLS The new Maestro Electronic Piano, now featured at George P. Griffith, Inc. at the Mall in Short Hills is the first of its kind offered in this area. Although it looks, sounds and leels like a conventional piano, tne instrument features an electronic sound system which can never out tune in addition to a volume control, and jacks for earphones and if 4 ELEGANT MNQUCt MOMS scMfme FOR woo SEMINARS MfETINSS CONVENTIONS Begorra It's A CORN BEEF and CABBAGE DINNER March 13th P.M. Adults 82.25 Children 91.25 At The ELKS CLUB in GLADSTONE Bring All The Family 692 American Tap Room.

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$100 I CHILDREN 5Q ALL TIMES ADMISSION Except Sun. Evenings Black Religion Topic of Talk MADISON Drew University's departments of religion and economics will co-sponsor a talk by the Reverend Frederick Kirkpatrick tonight, Thursday, March 11, at 8 p.m. in S. W. Bowne Great Hall.

The subject of the lecture will be "Black Religion, Gospel Singing, and Folksings." As with most programs at Drew, the event will be free and open to the public. A member of the crew of the Hudson River Sloop "Clearwater," clean waters project initiated by folksinger and conservationist Pete Seeger, Kirpatrick is himself a folk and gospel singer. Nelly Kokinos Giving Recital FLORHAM PARK Miss Nelly Kokinos, Instructor in Advanced Piano at the Florham- Madison cummw Fairleigh Dickinson University, will give a piano recital on Sunday, March 14 at 7:30 p.m., in the Mansion. The recital is open to the public free of charge. The evening's program will include the following selections: "Partita No.

4 in major," Johann Sebastian Bach; "Twelve Etudes," selected from Opus 10 and Opus 25, Frederic Chopin; "Suite No. 4" (1941), Nikos Skalkottas (1904-1949); "Rhapsody," Opus 21 No. 1, Manolis Kalomiris (1883-1963); and "Two Grand Etudes," Paganini and Liszt. Miss Kokinos, who studied at the National Conservatory, in Athens as a protegee ot the composer Manolis Kalomiris, began her piano studies at the age of four. CHARLES FISH of Lee's Hill New Vernon, will give a piano recital at the Morris Museum of Arts and Sciences, Morristown, on Sunday.

March 21, at 8 p.m. His program will include works of Schubert, Brahms and Bartok and the Chopin Polonaise Fantasy. Playhouse Offer Kopit 'Indians' NEW HOPE, Pa. "Indians," Arthur Kopit's drama-with- music about the conflict between whites and Indians during the late nineteenth century, will have its first professional regional theatre production in the Delaware Valley-Philadelphia area when it opens at the Bucks County Playhouse on Thursday, March 1 I. "Indians" is Kopit's second play.

His first, "Oh, Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You In The Closet And I'm Feelin' So Sad," was written in 1962. "Indians" is centered around Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Show. Through flashbacks. Early Music Specialists Giving Rutgers Concert NEW BRUNSWICK The Ars Antiqua de Paris, specialists in early music, will perform the fourth concert in the free Archaeology Lectures Being Given at Drew MADISON The ruins on Troy Brook and excavations at Allaire, both sites of New Jersey historical research and archaeological investigation, will be the subjects of a lecture program at Drew University next week. Sponsored by the northern New Jersey society of the Archaeological Institute of America, the slide-illustrated program will be part of the regular monthly meeting of the archaeology group on March 16.

Set for 8 p.m. in Drew's Hall of Sciences Auditorium, it will be open without charge to members, prospective members, and interested area residents. Edward Limmer, who will speak on the Troy Brook ruins in Parsippany, is a member of the society's executive board. A graduate of the University of Rhode Island, he is experienced in both underground and underwater archaeology and Vaudeville Returns To County College RANDOLPH TWP. The grand old days when vaudeville reigned supreme in the entertainment business will be recreated at County College of Morris Saturday, March 13, in the Center.

Two shows are scheduled at 7 and 9 p.m. along "The Old Palace Theatre" theme with five headliner events. Entertainment will include Phil Terry and his "Blitzer Comedy Capers;" the one and only Harmonica Rascals; Bobbie Breen, child movie star of the 30's; juggling by Jay Green, and The Dancing Coycles of "Mother Thanks You" fame. holds memberships in Uw International Oceanograplik Foundation, the Archaeological Society of New Jersey, and the North Jersey Highlands Historical Society, serving on its archaeological committee Speaking on the restored village of Allaire in Monmouth County will be Budd Wilson, archaeologist for historic sites of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. A graduate of Rutgers, the Slate University, Wilson will discuss both the so-called Allaire "deserted village" and the excavations of the Allaire sawmill.

Chekhov Film Next in Series PRINCETON McCarter, Theatre's International Film Series will present the first Princeton showing of Sidney Lumet's 1968 screen adaptation of Chekhov's "The Sea Gull" On Monday, March 1 5 at 8 p.m. As in his version of "Long Day's Journey into Night," Lumet photographs the pity "straight" the film follows the original scene by scene, and his attitude towards the original is dignified and reverent. The all-star cast is headed by Vanessa Redgrave as Nina, James Mason as Trigorin, David Warner as Konstantin and Simone Signoret as Arkadina. The film was photographed In color beside a Swedish lake the perfect setting for Chekhov's mixture of humor and melancholy. Naumhurg Memorial Series Friday, March 12, at Rutgers' Kirkpatrick Chapel.

The concert, which will begin at 8:30 p.m., is sponsored by the Rutgers College Department of Music in association with the University Concerts Office. The five-member French ensemble, which draws from a repertoire of 12th to 18th century music, performs on instruments that are originals or copies of Renaissance instruments. The two violas da gamba. played by Mireille Reculard and Jean Reculard. date from 1750 and 1685 respectively.

The other instruments, recorder and crumhorn played by Michel Sanvoisin, lute played by Guy Robert, and contratenor played by Joseph Sage, are replicas. 'Music Man' On Stage This Weekend Over 80 students will bring "The Music the story of the hottest con man in the mid west, to the stage of Newark Academy. Livingston, Friday and Saturday, March 12 and 13 at 8.30 p.m. Girls from The Beard School, The Gill School, Kent Place School and St. Elizabeth's Academy, and boys from Newark Academy, will portray the River City townfold who resist but finally listen to the smooth line of the scheming Harold Hill.

Convinced of the evils of a pool table, they exchange it for a brass band full of none of them can play. Singing under the direction of John W. Strahan, 111, and dancing to the choreography of Joan Kulsziski. the cast will perform such favorites as "Gary, "The Wells Fargo Wagon" and "Seventy-six Hampton Abney, Director of Dramatics, has produced and directed "The Music Newark Academy students have created and built the sets, based on those in the original production. bernanisville Cinema Adults $1.00 Crw.

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Nights DAin BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON Hot Luncheon Sandwiches 1 1 38 VALLEY ROAD STIRLING 647-9855 Nicr Flare l-'nr 1 Forster Tribute Offered Saturday PRINCETON Two of the Broadway stage's most distinguished ladies, Peggy Wood and Kim Hunter, will join forces on the McCarter Theatre stage in the special one-night performance of "A Passage to E. M. Forster" this Saturday, March 13 at 8:30 p.m. The dramatic narrative, based on the writings of the English novelist who died last summer at the age of 91, is being presented under the auxpices of the Princeton Chapter of the English Speaking Union. "A Passage to E.

M. Forster," based on the author's novels, essays, short stones and other writings, has been compiled by William Roerick and Thomas Coley, both of whom will appear in the performance with Miss Wood and Miss Hunter. The titth member of the company will be Robert Dryden. music and dance, Kopit strives to create the nightmare quality of Cody's memories, which include his killing of buffalo, his service on a Presidential commission, his unsuccessful attempts to mediate the troubles between the Indians and the white men. Louis John Deszeran, a resident member of the Bucks County Theatre Company, will play Buffalo Bill.

Manu Tupou, who played the role of Sitting Bull in the original cast, will repeat the part at the Playhouse. Tupou, who is a Fiji Islander, has played leading roles in the motion pictures "Hawaii" and "A Man Called Horse." Other leading parts in the production will be played by Dennis M. Fitzpatrick as John Grass; Robert Coucill as Chief Joseph; Louis Criscuolo as Ned Butline, and Edward Earle as Wild Bill Hickok. Lee R. Yopp, director of the Bucks County Theatre Company, says, "Indians" is about the process of mythology, not about how badly the Indians were treated.

The play is concerned with confusion; we are dealing with the nature of Buffalo Bill's heroism." Pop Music Group Performing at FDU FLORHAM PARK MeKendree Spring, one of today's pop music groups, will perform in concert at the Florham-Madison campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University, on Sunday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m., in the Student Center building. McKendree Spring produces the sound of pleasant poetic rock with lead singer Fran McKendree. guitarist Marty Slutsky, bassist Larry Tucker and Mike Dreyfuss on theremin. electric violin and electric viola. McKendree Spring has recorded two albums: "McKendree Spring," and, most recently.

"Second Thoughts." Performing Arts Trio Will Present Concert TRENTON In the fifth of the College Faculty Showcase Concerts, the Newark State College Performing Arts Trio will present a program of Schubert and Mendelssohn at the New Jersey State Museum Auditorium on Sunday, March 14, at 3 p.m. Violinist Louis H. Huber, cellist. W. Ted Hoyle.

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